Pu Ru — Calligraphy in Regular Script / Autumn Scenery, image 1
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Calligraphy in Regular Script / Autumn Scenery

Artist
Pu Ru
$500
PU RU (1896-1963) / JIANG ZHAOSHEN (1925-1996) Calligraphy in Regular Script / Autumn Scenery Handscroll, ink on paper / ink and colour on paper 1. Calligraphy in Regular Script measures 21.6 x 77.8 cm. (8 ½ x 30 5⁄8 in.) Entitled, inscribed and signed by Pu Ru, with two seals 2. Autumn Scenery measures 21.6 x 96.7 cm. (8 ½ x 38 1⁄8 in.) Entitled, inscribed and siged by Jiang Zhaoshen, with three seals Dated winter, gengshen year (1980) Dedicated to Aiyun (Wang Aiyun, 1906-2004) Frontispiece by Tai Jingnong (1903-1990), with two seals Dated spring, xinyou year (1981) Dedicated to Aiyun Four colophons by Tai Jingnong, Wang Zhuangwei (1909-1998), Liu Taixi (1899-1989), and Wang Jingzhi (1916-2002), with a total of nine seals Titleslip by Wang Zhuangwei, with one seal NOTE: A native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang, Wang Aiyun (1906-2004) worked under educator and activist Luo Jialun at the National Central University, National Central University of Governance in Nanjing, and later at the National Taiwan University. During his tenure at the National Central University, Wang had frequent exchanges with artists including Xu Beihong, Zhang Daqian, Huang Junbi and Fu Baoshi. In 1948, Wang moved to Taiwan to work at the National Taiwan University. While in Taiwan Wang became close friends with Pu Ru. Wang retired in 1968 and was widely known for his passion in collecting Chinese paintings and calligraphy.